They are. However, they fail to make him likable enough that we can't even pity him. He's just pure annoyance.
True. I hate when directors try to promote actors in this way because most of them never have the acting chops to steal the spotlight from the leads and their story. Or liek you said the write the character in such a way that does not make you want to empathize with them
(impatiently) waiting. I can't help the feeling that i'll be left feeling a bit disappointed (because of the characters I'm rooting for and also I'm 100% sure it will be rushed) but I really have to see this one through. this came out at an unfortunate time when the 40-ep rule came into play, because I'm still of the belief that breaking it up took away alot of the enjoyment
alright my curiosity is killing me. I know most of the script in this scene are ~innuendos~ but what does “我灯笼🏮高高挂起 mean? can any native speakers help me out and tell me what is implied by these lines (and why they're laughing lol)
the way it was shot, to me, it definitely looks like xiao heng died and him riding towards her was just her imagination.…
I didn't see the other group of soldiers, only men wearing the uniform of the enemy so i'll have to re-watch. based on the camera language of the last few shots, i have to disagree that he survived
the way it was shot, to me, it definitely looks like xiao heng died and him riding towards her was just her imagination.…
i nderstand it would have been unrealistic for him to live, given his position as a general of sorts - but I still believe xff at least deserved a few years of happiness with him first. this ending felt like another punishment or "calamity" for her imho. since she can never reclaim her original identity, at the very least she deserved a few years of happiness with the person she loved
K-Drama 
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